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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1924
Page
8
J. B. Thomason Proprietor operates Taxi and Auto Livery. Clyde Woolsey agency lists office at 214 Chestnut with phone 531 serving Troy and area.
A tiny Buddha relic, claimed to be 1800 years old and tied to Korean royal history, is for sale in Shanghai on the Empress of Russia route. Valued by connoisseurs at around 500000 dollars, the artifact is wrapped in silk and guarded by cotton wadding, drawing intense local interest and speculation.
Tongro editor of Popular Mechanics outlines a program offering up to 78000 for labor and ideas. Proposals include traffic regulation plans for elites and a salvage instrument for a refining process. Industrial Award plan links inventor cooperation with public benefit and lower product costs.
The Department of Commerce will investigate why underwear shrinks with a cooperative effort from manufacturers. A meeting of affected makers is set for May 7 to discuss wash cycles machine tension knitting and finishing processes.
A French scientist, Louis Pasteur. No, it is misattributed in the prompt.
A Dead Sea expedition reports pottery and inscriptions suggesting a pre-Soabite civilization near the Sodom and Gomorrah sites. Carter Kyle and other researchers cite evidence of a vanished plain civilization, tying biblical destruction to archaeological remains.
Professor Hubert Grime of Munster reports tablets found in the Sinai peninsula. The fragment shows Hebrew lines including a line about being taken from the Nile by the Egyptian queen and mentions Joseph Menussa and Moses. Grime deciphered from photos and laments that only a portion is recovered with no search for the rest.
The term green gold is explained as a false theory claiming evolving metals produce a finished product. It states green gold is an alloy formed when 17 percent silver is mixed with gold, producing a green color.
Nindlehik Alaska report describes how newborn seals endure harsh training from mothers to swim and hunt. Observers recount mothers restraining and spanking pups with flippers to teach resilience, while some beachcombers keep tame seal pets, as one pup returned crying for entry after being banished.
Amir Abdullah, second son of Hus sein, King of the Hedjaz, rules Transjordania while Hussein, king of an Independent Mohammedan state, asserts direct descent from the Prophet through Fatima. Hussein governs from Ayman and claims guardianship over Mecca and Medina.
The late New Jersey Supreme Court Justice Charley Grant Garrison left his entire estate, about $30,000 personal value plus real estate, to housekeeper Winifred Dalton of Wildwood, NJ. The will excludes his widow Anna H. Garrison and their three children, and also excludes his brother Lindley M. Garrison of New York. Mrs. Garrison had long lived apart from her husband at Power Lake, Colorado.
A woman described as Lady Godiva attracted sheriff’s attention at the Abramhamson farm near Red Oak. She traveled on foot seeking work, changed clothes in a front yard then appeared naked before donning clean garments. Sheriff A J Baker took her into custody but released her to continue her journey after deeming her not demented.
A report notes gorillas show dexterity in rudiments of movement, lack cheek pouches and naked sapiens bones at the trunk base, rest on knuckles, and spend more time aloft in trees. They build crude shelters for mates and young using their backs against tree trunks for safety.
A garbled OCR segment shows fragmented dialogue about delays and a promise to join a club. Names and places are unclear, but the text hints at a night plan, a missing item, and mixed language. The readable parts suggest curiosity and social interruption without coherent events.
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